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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1930

Page

16

Boone's Nine Lose In Ninth At Willis Park

In front of about 100 spectators including the mayor, the Pointers and Capitals played eight innings of tight defense before Raleigh capitalized in the ninth. Durham led off with a deep fly that Red Williams nearly hauled in but dropped, sparking a Raleigh rally that produced two runs. Barker sacrificed, Morton drew a walk, and Murray batted for Gwathmeng, tapping a potential Texas leaguer into short.

Willis Park Durham Raleigh Red Williams Red Barker Pat Haley Guy Morton Murray Gwathmeng Texas Bill Gwathmey Clifton Haley Gwathmey Young Shepherd Boone Bryan Dan Boone Boonemen Molly Cox King Winston-Salem Greensboro Twin City Manning Creson Sewell C. A. York Daniel

Gwathmey Wins as High Point Edges Raleigh in Tight Tilt

Gwathmey earns the win while Morton takes the loss in a 5 to 4 Raleigh defeat. Eleazer and Brandon lead with two base hits, Nolin and Clifton collect three base hits, and Durham scores on a Williams miscue. Umpires Moore and Ropshaw, time 2:30.

Gwathmey R. Rassign Williams Eleazer Bryan Shepherd Boone Young Nolin Brandon Clifton King Durham Cox Raleigh High Point Morton Cresson Burl Moore Ropshaw Raleigh Young Shep’'d Sean Vre Eve A Ewe Kregal Barker Haley Murray Fee H Bryan Seennee Williams Parrish Nolen

Panthers enter Little Six meet at Memorial Stadium

High Point college track and field prepares for the Little Six meet in Greensboro. The Panthers with 14 runners hope to win the Greensboro Daily News trophy, facing Guilford Elon and Catawba teams.

High Point College Memorial Stadium Greensboro Methodist Guilford Elon Catawba High Point Panthers Greensboro Daily News

Ready For First Track Field Meet With Four Starters

A quartet led by Zacovic Boone Simeon and Mulligan is expected to push for the Greensboro Daily Record trophy as the squad opens at 2 p m with 100 yard heats. High Point entries cover sprints hurdles jumps and throws with multiple athletes listed in each event.

Zacovic Boone Simeon Mulligan Greensboro Daily Record Trophy

Wolfe Wins With Home Run In Extra Innings

Durham wins 6 to 5 after 10 innings as Wolfe hits a game deciding homer. Tauby English Wolfe and Anderson lead with RBIs and homers. Taylor and Strange add multi hit efforts. Gusta to Branch to Anderson to Teague complete a triple play, Perry fans 8.

Durham Henderson Tauby English Wolfe Taylor Strange Anderson Branch Neibert Teague Jones Lindley Whitted Kahdot Perry Gusta Balse Townsend Stirling Hobbs Eck Tom Wolfe Bulls Dewitt Perry Goff O Perry P Cook Jessup

High Point High Falls to Gate City in Ragged Contest

Eldridge dominant for Salisbury in a 27 to 3 rout as Gate City edges High Point on Salisbury grounds. Culler relieves Eldridge with no hits over two innings. High Point commits errors behind their pitchers while Eldridge drives in two home runs and multiple hits. Greensboro beats High Point 8 to 5 in a separate exhibition, Marlette’s fielding misplays seal the loss.

High Point Salisbury Eldridge Culler Cavell E Creech Mask Hoover QO Rigs Sreckeess Hooper Gurley Bebesak & Kores Kivett West Ofsiescinsa Oes Worthern Harmon Cole Stellar Hausen Ridge Creech Greensboro High Marlette Greensboro E Klutz Igi Connor Phibbs Harris Hinkle Wate Sensenbach Willard Brogden O Ridge Rfc Aireg Oras Guarino Whitley R H Po A FE Ogburn Parie Ce Chambers Ree Etek SE Bee Morris Weta Ak Bol Es A Wharton Edmondson Clements Burroughs Acee Sumamry Wharton Whitt Curtis Whitley ii Millikan

Layton Reinstated as Edenton Fish and Game Warden

Edenton April 25. H T Layton, previously suspended last year after conviction for violating prohibition laws, has been reinstated by the state game warden. W G Perry has served as interim warden during Layton's probationary absence.

Layton Edenton H. T. Layton Chowan County W. G. Perry

Notice to creditors of Leonard Younts Inc

Creditors of Leonard Younts Inc must file claims with Receiver F E Moses within sixty days from April 18 1930 as ordered by the Municipal Court of High Point or be barred. Walser Carey attorneys represent the receiver.

Leonard-Younts, Incc Leonard- Younts, Inc City of High Point F. E. Moses Leonard Younts, Inc Walser & Carey, Attys

Ehmke Urges Youthful Pitchers to Aim High in Major Leagues

In New York on April 25 AP reports Howard Ehmke, veteran pitcher, says better young players are entering the majors and improving. He cites Liebhardt Mahon and Mahaffey with the Athletics, urges study of four top pitchers, and stresses rhythm fielding and calm, advising four catching models and patience to develop into great pitchers.

New York Howard Ehmke Chicago Cubs Howard Detroit Liebhardt Mahon Mahaffey Ehmke Cubs Herb Pennock Yanks Ted Lyons White Sox George Uhle Tigers Sam Jones Washington

Patriots Capture Win In Seventh Inning

Winston-Salem and Greensboro battled as Hoffman earned the win for Greensboro and Skelton took the loss. Skelton hit two home runs and Rimmer stole a base, while Goff and Weafer added three base hits apiece for Winston-Salem. Attendance 1500.

Eckert Hopper R. Winston-Salem Greensboro Way Skelton Olsen Rimmer Goff Weafer Sanders Spark Kilpatrick Jordan Brummitt Brummit Dudley Thompson Hoffman Lin Winston-Salem Morgan and Bowden Enterprise Patriots Twins Booe Hooper W.salem U Sparg Brown Fewell Mallonee Zbore Ee Doherty C Skelton xNone C Se Wee Dudley P Eckert P Huffman

Browns slug past Tigers 12 4 behind relief ace

Chad Kimsey took the mound in relief after a 4-1 deficit, shutting out the Tigers as the Browns erupted for 12 runs in a 12-4 win. George Fisher fueled the Cardinals attack with two doubles a single and a sac fly driving in four runs in a 9-2 defeat of the Cubs.

Chad Kimseyv Browns Tigers George Fisher Cardinals Cubs

Drake Relay Games In Des Moines Today

Des Moines hosts the 21st Drake relay games with 2,500 Western and Southwestern track stars. The spotlight is the dash of the century pitting Cy Leland against Claude Bracey in the 100 yard dash, a rivalry fueling sensational spring meets in the southwest.

Des Moines Cy Leland Claude Bracey

Four Teams Advance in Playground Ball Classic Semi Finals

Four schools remain in the annual elementary school playground ball classic with Elm Street vs Bay Street in the Northern division and Oak Hill vs Emma Blair in the Southern division. Winners meet for the city title during Boys Week starting May 12. Elm Street is the prior champion.

Elm Street Bay Street Oak Hill Emma Blair

Billiard Champion Hall Set to Challenge Shimon in Milwaukee

Joseph Hall of San Francisco, the national amateur three cushion billiard champion, will face Max Shimon in Milwaukee during the first week of May for his initial defense of the title.

Chicago Joseph Hall San Francisco Milwaukee Max Shimon

Derby Candidates Seen In Action

Derby contenders run in six furlongs at Havre de Grace in the Pathfinder purse. Melelian finishes sixth. Phillip wins but not Derby eligible in 1:13. Fortunate Youth places fourth. Skid and Dean place fifth in other purses. Gardner exits money. Monnie wins Futurity course by 170 feet, in 1:10.

Melelian Black Dot Stable Havre de Grace Phillip Fortunate Youth S. W. Labrot Skid Mrs. J. Simpson Dean Henriette Hardies H. P. Gardner Dripping Springs Lexington Monnie

Entries For National Open To Close May 27

New York reports that entries for the national open golf championship will close May 27. The event runs July 9 to 12 at Interlachen Country Club in Hopkins Minnesota. Qualifying is set for June 16 across 20 districts with exemptions for top 59 from last open, Walker Cup players, U S pros in the British Open, and up to ten visiting foreign players.

New York Interlachen Hopkins Minn United States

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